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Anything You Say to the Comedian Will Be Used Against You …
Start at Hall v. State……………?, a Texas Court of Criminal Appeals decision last week in an opinion of Judge Hervey: In September 2015, Appellant was […]
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CATO Freedom Report: New Hampshire Is The Freest State, New York Is The Least Free
Bethany Blankley (The Center Square). New Hampshire is the freest state in the U.S. compared to the rest of the country, while New York is […]
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On The Merchant of Venice
Nearly every English-speaking lawyer has heard about Shakespeare. Merchant of Venice. MerchantOne of Shakespeare’s most “problem plays”. It’s not a very good comedy. The play’s […]
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Supreme Court Denies Breeze Smoke Stay Application
On Friday, the Supreme Court denied vaping product manufacturer Breeze Smoke’s emergency application for a stay of the Food & Drug Administration’s denial of its […]
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Chris Wallace’s Departure From Fox News Is a Blow to Unbiased Commentary
Fox News anchor and host Chris Wallace, who has been with Fox News for many years, announced that he was leaving on Sunday. He said, […]
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Cybertoonz 5
Canadian spy agency targeted foreign hacker to “impose costs” for cybercrime. National. Globalnews.ca| Globalnews.ca Reason.com’s first article, Cybertoonz 5, appeared on Reason.com.
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Prof. Jeannie Suk Gersen (Harvard Law) on “the Importance of Due Process”
An interesting interview with Yascha Munk from “The Good Fight”. An excerpt: Mounk: Do you feel that there has been a significant shift in how law […]
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The Second Great Age of Political Correctness
1994 film PCUIt was an important film about a rebellion of a fraternity against its politically correct university. Not because the movie was especially good—it wasn’t. […]
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Is the President an “Officer of the United States” for Purposes of Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment?
Seth Barrett Tillman and I have published an article in the New York Journal of Law & Liberty, titled Are the Fourteenth Amendment’s Section 3 […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: December 13, 1873
12/13/1873: Justice Samuel Nelson died. Justice Samuel Nelson Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: 12/12/1873 appeared on Reason.com.